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Wow.... Thanks a lot for great replies :). So, that means my script is wrong... :(

Hi All,

I have a Java application running in the background which process looks like this.


java -DMyService=Y -DWorkingDir

And I have a monitoring script which looks like this;

...

Thanks for the replies. Can you suggest me what will be the most suitable option for my case? What I need is that I need to write directly to remote location. Number of files would be fairly large...

Sorry that I didn't do a good research. For now, we are planning to use sshfs. And I have other questions on this in other threads. Thanks for your reply.

Hi, all..

Does Solaris 8 support sshfs? (Sorry if my question is too simple :o)

We are going to mount a file system from Solaris 8 on HP-UX 11i. Will things will go smoothly with this? Will...

Say, we are going to mount a remote file system on our server. I am not too sure about how will data be transferred back to original host when it is written to the mounted FS. Could you please share...

Anyway to assign it to a variable?

Return this;
sed: command garbled: s/\/\\/g

Another problem is that the directory name starts with n. Something like this;

C:\ndm\stores

So, when I put like C:\\ndm\\stores, again, it takes \n as a line break.

I cannot add another "\" in the configuration file. Actually, the values are read from the properties file. Any other alternative? If, no, need to talk with my manager :)

I have a variable containt something like this, c:\mask\mask. How can I escape "\" in the values? I want the value as it it.

Hi, all.
This is related to my previous post.
https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/83718-need-help-awk.html

What I like to know is, can I put like;
copy from (file="$REPORTS_NODE"...

Yes, thank you very much. It solved my problem. One last question. I have to feed that variables to ndmcli. Can I put like

?
Thanks a million!

Like this;

REPORTS_NODE=/maskhome/mask/mask/daily/*
MASK_P1=/maskhome/mask/mask/input/mask/*

I have tried this. But still, it's printing out all the files...

I think I didn't make it clear. Sorry.
Actually, MY_DIR=/apphome/some/mydir is containted in a variable, VAR. That's why.

CFG_SOURCE=/apphome/work/cfg/app.properties
REPORTS_NODE=`awk -F"=" '/REPORTS_NODE/{$1="";print}' $CFG_SOURCE`

Ok, I have some thing like;
REPORTS_NODE=/maskhome/mask/mask/daily/*
in...

I want MY_DIR as a variable containing /apphome/some/mydir.

Thanks

Actually, there is nothing to do with the path. I am making a shell script that reads values from a properties file. So, in properties file, I put like that;
MY_DIR=/apphome/some/mydir. I read them...

Thanks! But echoing $MY_DIR returns nothing.

I'm using ksh. I did like this export $VAR but it keeps on saying "is not an identifier"

Here's how;
Say;
I have a variable VAR which contains something like MY_DIR=/apphome/some/mydir.

What I want is I want to export VAR so that it will vitually export MY_DIR. Please suggest me?